What an amazing opportunity to see this historic home perched on in the Hollywood Hills. What a…read moreonce in a lifetime moment. I loved the house and the tour with all the history of the family and this home. Our docents Scott was great.

An amazing piece of architecture that overlooks the city of Los Angeles. This is definitely a place…read moreto enjoy the views of the city of angels, learn about its historic significance, and take some amazing photos. Eric the docent at Stahl House is informative, engaging, and very passionate. I knew a little bit about the house and its story , but Eric definitely paints a wonderful picture about the stahls and their commitment to follow their dreams! My advice to anyone is make sure you bring clean socks because you will be removing your shoes when entering the home and be prepared to take lots of photos. Eric was more than willing to help direct us to the best spots to take photos. Be mindful that no photo equipment is allowed other than your phone.

If you didn't take a photo at the LACMA lamps, did you even go to Los Angeles?…read more This installation is a masterpiece. Each lamp post has its own unique design from the 1920s and 30s. I highly recommend wearing bright colors to pop against the gray and white background. Even though it's popular, the grid is large enough that you can usually find a good angle. The parking was $15 but it's free to check this place out

I've only seen this during the day time but will be back next time at night. Apparently there are…read moreno tripods or selfie sticks allowed at the urban light and the security guard will let you know. There are street parking outside along 6th street. To park underground at the LACMA it's a flat rate of $23 with no hourly parking options.

whoohoo, first review! stopped by this gallery after eyeing some nice art pieces in the window and…read moredecided to check it out. as i perused around, i saw lots of street art and cool knick knacks displayed by artists i weren't too familiar with...but after talking to the owners about street artists that i liked, he was able to point out a few prints and pieces in the back of the store that were on sale. the owners were really chill and were kind enough to show off pieces from their own collection that they were selling. they also had a few prints by Shepard Fairey and other artists for sale as well. i ended up buying a Cryptik- Eastern Philosophy book, which was sold out online and so it was a pleasant surprise to find here. definitely a cool spot to check out if you're into contemporary/urban art!

Iconic statue done in stainless steel by Ringo Starr and donated to Beverly Hills. All you need is…read morelove.....and peace. Good place for a selfie.

We stumbled across this place randomly and stopped to see what it is. We are probably not the…read moretarget audience as we are not knowledgeable on architecture nor knew who Schindler was. Pros: 1) the site offers a variety of discounts, but military is not one of them. When my mother asked if it was an option, we were able to get in for free which was great and so appreciated. 2) they had some contemporary art exhibits that were pretty cool and that we enjoyed. Cons: 1) we wished we chose an audio tour option or had a guide so we could better appreciate the exhibit. It was unclear outside of reading the guide book what exactly you were looking at/experiencing. 2) this is so random but were the bathrooms real?? They are built into the maps but we thought everything was to not be touched but people were using them??

I didn't know of this place until we visited the Neutra house. If you are a fan of modern…read morearchitecture, this is a place you must visit. It's fascinating to learn of the architects and roots of some of the most famous houses in LA.

I had did some research before I stepped into this creative expression of fun collections. This…read moremuseum is definitely an art experience worth visiting with iconic figures and street art that paints Mr. Brainwash's (Thierry Guetta) main mantra for the museum, "Life Is Beautiful" which is dedicated to honoring imagination, joy, creativity and inspiration. It's his own work that is displayed but he also references artists work such as the famous Banksy and other artists. A friend told me that the documentary, Exit through the Gift Shop, is connected to this museum. I have yet to watch but will do so to gain more understanding. Apparently, it was free museum day because there were hosts at the door greeting and letting visitors in. That was nice. It wasn't too busy but a good crowd to where I had to wait for my turn to take photos. It's three levels including the rooftop where more artwork is held and a view overlooking Beverly Hills. They also have a gift shop with unique items for purchase. I bought a cutesy pen with an engraved quote on it. To add, I was instantly moved by the creativity and effort they put into this museum. It brought a lot of inspiration. The art work gave me ideas of how I would want a part of my home to look like. It was a fun visit and would recommend for anyone wanting to dig into their imagination and enjoys art. I am also a sucker for anything that brings out the inner child in me and this place fed it well. Thank you, Mr. Brainwash and staff. Ps. The museum might be closed now. Unsure if it's temporary or permanently but still wanted to share my experience. I visited it in January of this year.

Wow! Had a wonderful experience coming here before the museum officially CLOSES this Sunday! (Jan…read more18). All of the work of one artist, Mr. Brainwash, is showcased in this whimsical three story building located across from a parking garage that offers free 2 hour parking. The art pieces were like none other I've seen before from other art museums, yet at the same time, poke fun/homage to all types of classic art. There is a big focus on pop culture icons such as Kobe, Tupac, cartoon characters, and especially Disney characters. Their Disney collaboration is at the rooftop and overall the museum is a great spot for some unique photos and videos. It is truly a shame this museum is closing so soon (it will literally be demolished after all the art here is moved out!) but I'm so thankful my boyfriend and I were able to experience this before the museum closes. - restrooms located on every floor, well-maintained and clean - art pieces come in a variety of mediums, well-decorated space full of so many masterpieces - Qr codes next to some paintings that are available for purchase - free admission, you don't even need any tickets to walk in

Cool place to visit if you're into folk art. My visit was short since there's only a two hour…read morewindow that you can visit on Thursdays. Some areas are in need of repair; some loose pieces were on the ground so look where you step. Unfortunately, you are not allowed to take photos here. There is no parking on this narrow street so you'll have to park and walk.

Magical garden hidden in a private home. It is open to the public two hours a week while the…read moregardener works on the garden: Thursdays, 10am-noon. However, these hours are contingent on the gardener, who may not show up or may come late / leave early. If you're coming from afar, it might be a good idea to email the owner at gardenofoz@me.com and ask about that particular week. I found the email address on a webpage about the garden. I emailed at the start of the week when I wanted to come but heard back the following week. Turns out the gardener had car trouble so the garden was closed the previous week. The owner did email me back again letting me know the garden would be open the following week, which was nice of her. So, if you're driving from afar, reach out to confirm. Don't come at the last minute just in case the gardener leaves early. It's not the easiest to access but hey, this is a private home and we're lucky to have any access to it. This is interesting for anyone who loves folk art, mosaics, outsider art, etc. It's a large space with a lot to look at. No photography is allowed. Parking is on the street. The streets are narrow and hilly but there should be available parking within a reasonable distance.

Playing tourist in LA and it's actually been so fun! Stopped by the iconic angel wings at Colette…read moreMiller Angel Wings Mural on Melrose and downtown--such a vibe Each spot has its own energy, and it's just a cute, lovely way to explore the city and snap some pics. Still got more stops to hit, but highly recommend if you wanna feel like a tourist for a day

Located between a bicycle shop and a gym with an address of 7763 Melrose Avenue, this 2015…read moreinstallment of Colette Miller's renowned Angel Wings project is across from Fairfax High School. It is approximately 8 feet tall and 10 feet wide. It stands at the entrance to a small, private parking lot, and next to a huge "CALIFIA" mural. The bright pink background brings life to any photo taken here. There is a small informational flyer pasted on the mural's edge. It includes information such as The start of the Global Angel Wings Project began in 2012 in The City of Angels to remind us that we are angels on earth. The project has spread to Taiwan, Australia, Kenya, and other cities, including Haleiwa, Hawaii! Please take a moment (if you are in the area) to take a photo with the Wings and remember that you are an angel in someone's life...

Gallery itself is small however what makes his gallery shine is the frequent art exhibits and…read moreopening nights they host, make sure to get on the mailing list to be notified of events and have a nice night of drinks and mingling among the art

I have not had the pleasure of visiting art galleries in Los Angeles. We decided to check out the…read moreMash Gallery recently and I found it to be fun and educational. We looked at a bunch of historical and modern art from the gallery of some of the best world artist around the world. Place is small and limited parking. Nice cool goodies to drink and munch on during the trip. I had a good time. I'd come and visit again.

1/19/26, Visited this museum with a friend for our first…read moretime; we had both been wanting to visit this place when it first opened several years ago on September 30,2021 although since the lines were long then to get in that first year of opening we just simply forgot about it until this weekend nearly 5 years later. We weren't overly excited or impressed, there was really no wow factor about this museum. The only more interesting aspect was the exhibition of the early 1900s beginnings of Hollywoodland and the early movie making era. At least now we can say that we been there done that, one more check off our bucket list.

I recently visited the Academy of motion pictures and the current exhibits are fabulous. I…read morespecifically went there to see one of my favorite animation films "Ponyo" but there was so much more to see. They currently have a jaws exhibit, beauty, and the beast, and Barbie as usual they have all of the fabulous costumes from various cinematic greats. It's a must see and definitely worth taking a day to visit. The admission is $25 parking is also around $25. You can get lost in there for an entire day. It's a day well spent. There is a café and a bar and the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. if you're looking for something to do in LA this is a place to go. I always enjoy myself and exhibits rotate so there's always something new to see!